My left joystick drifts causing my mavic air 1 to yaw when I don't want it to. Does anyone know of any replacement joystick or any fixes I can do.
Joystick drifts at center need help
- Thread starter Jcanna1
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Re-calibrate the remote controller sticks from within the GO4 app. See below for instructions on how to do that
mavicpilots.com
If problem persists, open the RC and clean the contact points of the stick housing
You may also need to demagnetize the Remote Controller depending on the cause.
Rotating Air.
Have posted this before but received very little feedback. Air rotating albeit very slowly in clockwise direction when hovering. Done an IMU calibration with very little success. Also did stick calibration and the only unusual observation was the left stick when moved for left direction change...
mavicpilots.com
If problem persists, open the RC and clean the contact points of the stick housing
You may also need to demagnetize the Remote Controller depending on the cause.
Can also share one small but I think important thing in relation to this with moving the sticks in all directions when you calibrate ... just discovered it myselfRe-calibrate the remote controller sticks from within the GO4 app. See below for instructions on how to do that
Rotating Air.
Have posted this before but received very little feedback. Air rotating albeit very slowly in clockwise direction when hovering. Done an IMU calibration with very little success. Also did stick calibration and the only unusual observation was the left stick when moved for left direction change...
If problem persists, open the RC and clean the contact points of the stick housing
You may also need to demagnetize the Remote Controller depending on the cause.
When you have started the calibration it's easy to think that you should push the stick into the end stop in each direction distinctive & kind of with some force ... doing that you will notice that you don't quite reach 100% instead you need to push a bit more. This will later on when you fly mean that your full stick will be with the same force as during calibration ... and with to much force it's first hard to reach 100% input but also that it's easy to wobble a bit sideways which for the left stick means a slight rudder input when trying to ascend/descend with full speed.
Try instead during calibration to slowly & gentle push the stick just so you feel the end stop ... & you will notice that it will record 100% there. Once hitting "Done" for the calibration you can test it of ... & now you see that it's easy to reach 100% input ... and you know that you can be really gentle with the sticks but reach 100% anyway (minimizing the risk for inputs in not intended directions).
I had tried re calibrating 4 times and it was no luck. I found that video on another thread and followed the steps to clean it as shown in the video now it works like a brand new drone. The previous owner took it on some atv trails so it was dirty inside the remote.
Thanks for the help
Thanks for the help
